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Administrator’s Guide
Choosing Network Setup Options
Use the information in this section to choose Network Setup menu options.
For instructions on accessing the Network Setup menu, refer to “Accessing
and Reviewing the Setup Menus” on page 6–3.
In the Network Setup menu, you enable all the network communication
protocols that network users and servers will use to communicate with the
printer. For each protocol you enable, the menu prompts you for settings
Change Password
NO (default)
YES Notes
• Use this menu option
to create or change the
printer password.
• Do not forget the
password you set here!
• If you set a password
and forget it, you will
need to follow the
procedure in the
Operator’s Guide to
delete it.
• Setting a password
protects the printer
settings from being
changed by casual
users.
Macintosh
After a password is set, a
user must know the
password in order to use
the Spooler utility to
change a job that does not
belong to him or her. Windows NT
After a password is set, a
user must know the
password in order to use
the Spooler utility to
change a job that does not
belong to him or her.
NetWare
After a password is set, a
user must know the
password in order to use
the Spooler utility to
change a job that does not
belong to him or her. TCP/IP
Setting a printer password
protects TCP/IP jobs in
the printer queues from
being changed by other
end-users who run the
Spooler utility.
Enter
Password
Enter a printer
password
Notes
Use the up and down
arrow buttons to scroll
through the available
characters.
Use the right arrow button
to move to the next
character position.
Use the left arrow button to
move to the previous
character position.
Power Savings
Notes
Set the amount of time that
the printer can be inactive
before it goes into a low-
power consumption mode.
120 (default)
Set a number
of minutes, in
15-minute
increments.
Table 6: System Setup Options and Client/Server Implications